Our Rain.gg code is DAKEBITS. Rain.gg’s invite page promises 3 free cases with your first deposit and a 5% bonus on your deposits. Rain.gg is a CS2 case site with battles, Double, an upgrader and a skin market. We checked it on our account on 21 October 2026 but haven’t seen the bonus credited.
What the code gets you
Rain.gg’s invite page lists: “Receive a 5% bonus on your first deposit and all future deposits with code DAKEBITS”, plus one free Make It, Gold Mine and Blizzard case “upon your first deposit”, each “available once per account”. The affiliate banner on our account says the same: “Gift Your Friends 3 Cases & A 5% Deposit Bonus.” Only crypto and card deposits count, not skins. The sign-up form also says: “Applied code will be active for the next 24 hours”, so check the wallet before each deposit.
How to use the code
- Open Rain.gg with the button on this page. Our link opens Rain.gg’s invite page: Sign Up Instantly, or Apply if you are logged in.
- Sign up and confirm you are 18 or older. With email, tick “Referral code (optional)” and type DAKEBITS.
- Signed up with Google or Steam, or already have an account? Open Wallet → Deposit, type DAKEBITS into “Referral code” and press Apply.
- Make your first deposit in crypto or by card, then open the free cases from Claim in the side menu.
What we saw on the site
- Four games: cases (over 500, Rain.gg says), battles for 2 to 6 players or teams (Normal, Crazy and Shared modes), Double, which pays 2x or 14x, and an upgrader.
- A skin market to buy and sell CS2 skins.
- Free play after an ID check: rain, a free daily case every 24 hours and free Treats for the Treat shop. Daily, weekly and monthly cases get better with your rewards rank.
- Rain: a pool shared among chat participants about every 30 minutes. Each reset adds 15 Treats.
- Races: a 100,000-coin monthly race and a 5,000-coin daily race. Points weigh what you open by each game’s house edge, so low-edge games don’t count for more.
Rules worth knowing
- Coins aren’t cash. You can redeem prizes but not the money you deposited, and all coins must be wagered before any redemption.
- 18+, one account per person. In the US, the terms exclude Nevada and Washington.
- Self-exclusion is final until the period ends. Its policy says redemptions pause too, while an older help article says you can still withdraw, so ask support first if you have a balance.
Rain.gg deposits and withdrawals
Our wallet offered crypto (15+ coins, 0% fee), Mastercard through Zen, Visa through Swapped, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Kinguin gift cards, Binance, Coinbase and other exchanges, and CS2 skins through Skindeck or Skinsback. With skins, part may be credited at once and the rest after Steam’s 7-day trade protection; reverting such a trade locks your rewards and withdrawals until you repay it. You withdraw CS2 skins through Steam or Waxpeer, or Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin or USDT (ERC-20): at least 10 coins, network and processing costs taken off, confirmed with your 2FA code. Payout times aren’t stated.
Rain.gg KYC: when it asks for ID
Rain.gg uses Sumsub: an ID card, passport or driving licence plus a live face check. You need it before redeeming crypto if you deposited by card or another cash method. It also unlocks free play and raises card deposit limits. A flagged account’s redemptions can be held until the check is done.
Is Rain.gg legit?
Rain.gg is a working CS2 case site run by a company in Belize. It doesn’t state a gambling licence, and Poland blocks it as illegal gambling.
- Licence. None stated. The operator is Make It Holdings Limited (Belize, reg. 45313); payments may go through Make It Entertainment Limited (Dublin, Ireland, reg. 758444).
- Fairness. Rain.gg says every result can be checked with its provably fair tool. Our provably fair guide explains how.
- Where it’s blocked. Poland lists rain.gg among illegal gambling domains, and its own terms exclude Nevada and Washington.
- Your balance. Coins have no cash value. You withdraw CS2 skins or crypto only after wagering them all.
- Reviews. On Trustpilot, Rain.gg has a TrustScore of 1.6 out of 5 from 180 reviews, and 79% of them give one star (checked 21 October 2026).
- Compared with other sites. Are there any legit CS2 case sites?: licences, regulator bans and Trustpilot scores side by side.
Where regulators block it
Poland’s Ministry of Finance has listed rain.gg in its register of domains offering gambling illegally since 26 March 2025, and Polish internet providers block it. We don’t show Rain.gg’s offer in Poland.
Sources: our own Rain.gg account (21 October 2026); Rain.gg help centre; Rain.gg terms of service (last changed 13 December 2024), AML and self-exclusion policies, home, affiliate and invite pages and the site’s own script files, read from Web Archive copies (December 2025 – October 2026) because the site blocks our server; checked on 21 October 2026. Regulators: the Polish domain register, read on 21 October 2026.
